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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-03-05
NO. $50
APPLICATION FOR kPkTENT.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

EUEEKA, NKvADA, January IL, 1887
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NJ.
~ Is. GARAGHAN, T. c. POUJADE and
LEVI LEANIrf (whoss postoffics address is
Ward, White Pine County NeVadaa), have
this day filed their application for patent for
fIteru hundred ud0J) linear feet of tho Ex-
change Mine or VEN bearing silver, with sur
face ground six hundred loOO) feet in width,
situated in Osceola Mining District, County
of White Pine and State of Nevada, aud de-
signated by the fied notes and official plat on
file in his office az Lot Number forty-tw
(4e). located upon unr nryeyed land. the exte
ror boundaries OF said Lot No. AZ being as
follows, TO wit:
Beginning at a post marked No. Z. s.
Survey Ho ~, Exchange Lode, whence U s.
Mineral Monument No. l bears $. deg 81
min. r. lbo2 feet; "A shaft npOn this lode
bear ; 80 de-. II min. l.. 1850 feet; a second
shaft upon this node bears D. ~ deg. 10 min.,
h. S2a feet said corner and post marked No.
| as above, is Identical with post No. 2 u. 5
Survey No. 80 COLLEEN Eagle Lode; corner on
easI line OF Townsbip IA North, Range 81
last and COMMON To sections II and Ii. bears
). Al . deg, l.. 1853 ect; thence first course,
y 1914 deg, ". luJ 5-lO feet 10 soul bern
boundary line of L. y survey No. 80 Crescent
Lode, ITO feet 10 post 10 irked No. u. >. sur
ves NJ. AZ Exchange Lode, the post being
identical with NJ. ) Il. ). survey No. 20
Golden Eagle Lods; thence second course.
y 81 deg - min. l.. 10 feet 10 post marked
No. L. =. Survey No. a. Exchange Lode !;
thence third course \. Is deg. ~ min, Il 6OO
feel 10 post marked NJ L. ). Survey No IL
cAehaAzv Lode: ileAcs fourth course, y o.
de- ~ min. v. il4s O-l0 feet TO southern
bo.hdaey line ui |. ). Survey No. 80 Cres-
CEN Lodi, 100 ieei 10 pest No. |, the place
ot beginning. containing - to lUO acres.
~ much 81 L. =. survey No. 81 Crescent
Lode a- cuhncts with this survey il hereby
excluded; aid conflict being described as
follows. beginning al posi- No. of This sur
vey No. ~, anu running thence first course,
5. Is deg. 81 min, v IJ5 5-l0 feet; thence
second course. s. ~ deg 80 min, E. 365 2-;O
feel thence n. u deg. as min., W. IS 4-10 feet
10 place of leginins. containing 47-l00 acres;
said tract being excluded from the survey,
leaves remaining % 1880 acres.
Magnetic variation, 10 deg. 30 min. easI.
The location Of his Mine il recorded in the
Recorders office of Osceola Mining District,
White Pine county, Nevada, in Book A,
page IL
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Exchange mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States Land
Office at Eureka, in the State OF Nevada, dur
ing The sixty days period of publication hereof,
or they will be barred by virtue of the pro
visions of the Statute
ID. II. HALL, Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing
Eotiee of Application for Patent be published
Tor the period Of ten consecutive weeks in the
White Pine News. weekly newspaper pub
lished ut Taylor, Nevada.
jH2a10w ID. II. HALL, Register.
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| State of Nevada, ia and for the County oil
Vii" Tie NJ state OF NEVADA SENDS
GREETING TO VIM. HAYES:
Yen are hereby required 10 appear IA an
ac4ion commercea against you as deiendant
by Dennis McAil as plaintiff, In the DIST ST
riot Court of the State of Nevada, IN anu sor
the County of White Pine, state oi Nesaua,
at the Town of Hamiltun,. ana answer
the complaint therein, which Is on ME WIN WIN
the Clerk of said Court. within ten days after
the service on you of this sum mons TEX,
elusive of the day of serYicel, II served IN sai9
County, OF twenty days If served cut ol saiu
County, but within this District, anu III al
other eases forty days; or judgment by deianit
will be taken against you, accordiHS !" 'he
prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover Juog-
ment against you, the said dsiendant, ior ehs
sum of Twelve Thousand, four hundred ana
seYenty-four ana nifty enc ooonot 81
(sl2 474 59) dollars, for and on account OF
miuing stocks belonging to sald piaintln ana
alleged to have been converted by you 10 your
own uEe and benefit, and TO recover ths
amount OF several claims against you, when
said claims were assigned to said plalntin by
Catherine Lewis, Nora Ahearn and L FRA
menko. and each of them is fer and arise out
of the alleged conversion by you OF mining
stocks belonging TO said assignors.
And you arc hereby notified that II you iall
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for satd sum Of Twelve
Thousand fonr and seventy-fenr fifty one-hun-
dredths (s12474 50) dollars.
IN1'EsTIMoNY WnEaEoF, |, VIM. Lawrenson,
have hereunto set my hane
and affixed the the seal Of said
SEAL Court, this 18th day of Janu
~ airy. A. ID. 1887.
ATTEST TRUE Cory -
VIM. LAWRENSON,
County Clerk and Ex-eilcio Clerk Of the Dis,
trict Court OF the State Of Nevada, in and
for White Pine County. Jan22-U
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Those who have tried it are enthus-
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and then towels, after which the water
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and if these simple directions are fol-
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A short time after the battle of
fredericksburg the soldiers observed
\ ssvant carrying big demijohn into
General Lees tent. Visions of toddy
fitted before the eyes of the General s
staff. At IL o'clock the General walk
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The verdict was unanimous. Every
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Two j. FULLER, CO-OWNER: you
l. are hereby notified that the Muncy Con-
solidated Mining Company has expended Two
hundred and twenty two tS222) dollars in la
Dor and improvements upon the Muncy Con-
sslidated Mining Company's lodes and claims,
situated In Silver Mountain Mining District.
White Pine County, State of Nevada, durin z
the year 1896, in conformity with tho proVis-
ions Of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the
United states, being the amount required to
hold the same. And II within ninety days
after this notice by publication you fail or re-
fuse to contribute your proportion OF such
expenditure, as co-owner, your interest in
said ledes and claims will become the prop
erty OF the subscribers, under said Section
23A Revised Statutes,
HENRY BUSH,
J. +. PLAGEMANN.
Taylor, New, February /, 1887. 5b5-9Od
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All Points in Southern Utah
Type Line.
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DAYS for Mercy. Hot Greek and Typo.
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passenger.
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Positively no rebate allowed commercial
travellers on Round Trip rates.
Railroad Freight and Transportation
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Teams of the above line will deliver Freight
at Taylor and points South, leaving Eureka
every twelve days, or as often as the business
demands it.
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Eureka, Nevada
SOL HIP, Agent, Taylor, New.
w. ). TOWNsHEND, supt.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
In the Mining Districts.

"If you want to see independent
Journalism, yeu go into the country,
the mining districts especially" SAID
the Young man between the courses.
~ was snce a great friend of an editor
of a paper in rather wild mining
camp. had an idea I'd like to be :
reporter, so he kindly gave me a
chance. "This journal" said he, rs
above all fearless and independent.
We don't care darn for anybody,
and so 70 ahead" | went ahead.
One day, being down town, l got IN
full head ON the biggest sensation the
town had knswn for years. A cold
bloodcd murder with extraordinary
psculiartiss Of atrocity--altegether
very big thing. | was so early In the
fray that [ took care of the murdered
man, shot by notorious character,
until he died. Then, in the full glow
of the excitement, | wrote the affair
up. | spread myself on it. | gave a
pen picture of the murderer and
close and elaborate account of the
place-a public house-where the
shooting had taken place. gave all
the names of every body who WAS with
in a mile of the occurrence.
1t was splendid story, and flushed
with Importance | marched into the
editor with my "copy." He took it
and read it, and he began marking
whele sheets out of it. you see, my
boy, Jim Bulliver did the shooting,
and if they nab him he has several
big revolver fellows who will walk in,
and the trouble with those fellows is
that they don't give you time to argue.
You get it and there you are, SO we'll
just cut his name out and simply say
a we'll known citizen. Then you say
that he did it deliberately. That'll
never do. I'll just put it in that it
may have been an accident, becausO,
of course, it may have been, you
know. | see you give the names of
the other men who where there. Do
you want to bring the whole gang
down ON US in bodyl Here, I've
made some little changes. You take
the copy to the business manager and
let him look at ii.
took it to the business manager
"Great Scott" said he, what are
you doingi You give tine name of
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you SEES that they'll take their ad. out
and mebbe Come up here with shot
gunsl And you haven't given the
nnme OF the doctor. He'll he mad. |
All those people you've connected
with this thing will be sure To kick.
Young man. You'll ruin this paper"
well, what am to dor
Just say there was shooting
scrapc in town YESTERDAY, aud some
body, supposed Ia be notorious bum
mer. got killed. He's den. We
emit help him. Let Us saws the iiv
ing
rh-re were two "sticks" about the
murder in the next day. pa per, anu
fufirsI
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Total in all funds so2,437 OH s2e AZ on.
Ne hereby certify the foregoing IN BIO the
true and correct statement OF the finance of
White Pine County. Nevada, fer the quarter
ending December 81. 1886.
A. ID. CAMPTON. County Auditor.
j. II. LOCKWOOD, County Treasurer.
Attest:
SEAL. WIN. LAWRESS0N
County Clerk.
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WHITE PINE STAGE LINE.
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Leave Eureka Mondays, Wednesdays and
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Balance in Treasury. S22,44' olA
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Fsot.ce TO Creditors.
Estate of MaIcomb A. covnl- D-caas.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEY BY THE
~ nndersi gnrd. Administering of the
tale Of Maicobin \. Coviile. deceased. TO tho
with the necessary youclIs,s within sixty
days after tn first publication of his notice.
10 the said administrator AT his residence a;
Aurnun. White Pine county. State of Nevada,
the same being tho proper place for the trans
action of the business Of said estate
SiMON DAVIS,
Administrator of the Estate Malcomb A Ce-
Vile, deceased.
Dated February H. 1887. fb12-5w
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Thousand applications for pAtents IN
the United States and RorsiEn coun-
American continue 10 act As solicitors
for patents, caveats. trademarks, oopy-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-15
YAnKIoN- oMAHa.

Major Hanson the Father of a Feasible
Railroad Preject which he has Been
Keeping stlll About.
To-day's developments in relation to a
railroad between Yankton and Omaha
come via Wayne and Omaha, through q
newspaper publication referring to q
letter received by the Omaha board OF
trade from N, F. Bennett & Son, OF
Wayne. AS this letter puts Major j. r.
Hanson, Of this city, for ward as q prom
lnent factor In the deal, that gentleman
was seen.
''There have been some negotiations"
he said, t'relative to q railroad from
Yankton to Omaha. They have been
going on for q month or 80. Yes, l know
oil about it, as l have done ell that has
been done 30 far, with the counsel of
two or three Yankton men and some
Wayne parties. I have, though, no in
terest in the road, except to increase the
value of Yankton property and help the
city grow"
"Wili the road be built q
=sThut / don { c #.Is4depends on
the amount Of aid gwen. AS the matter
has now been made public through out
side newspapers it will do no harm for
me to say that q reliable railroad COM
pany offers to build. equip and operate
the line from Omaha to Yankton for
100000 in county, CITY or township
aid"
els it the Northwestern company ?"
mo. The Northwestern has nothing
to do with it and knows nothing about
it. 1 am not at liberty to give the name
of the company, but it is q good one and
one that wants to get into Dakota vie
the Jim valley.
In reply to further enquiries the majo,
said he thought he had told enough fol
the present. He was simply acting al
o sort Of q representative of the railroad
company and a representative OF Yank-
ton. He felt that the project was feas
IDLE and seid it had met with lively en-
couragement on the Nebraska side. /
also takes we'll in Omaha. The Herald
of that city, commenting on the project
says:
A railroad from Omaha 10 Yanktol
would tap a rich field In southern Dako
ia. The Wayne proposition is worthy G
' full consideration.
The fact is Omaha wants to reach th
d valley and is always interestedin negotia
lions for a road to Yankton. This proI
!: ~osition is yet fresh to its peorle. but th
more they consider it the more favorabl
disposed they become;
AS an aiterthought Major Hanson re
d marked to the newspaper man.: II sa
d the officers of this company in Chicago
short time ago and they told me. the
were ready to begin work immedistel
upon this line if the people wantedit ba
enough to meet their terms"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-15
APersonaI Matter.

Yankton, April 18th 1887, L. b.
French Esq-District Attorney, Yank-
ton, Dakota-Sir: Having been assailed
on the 18th inst. on the street by Z. M.
O.Brien OF this city, who made public
statement in the hearing OF reputable
citizens, that he had in possession or
within his knowledge evidence OF a char
aoter such as to show me guilty OF some
criminal act or conduct in the past, /
do not think that in justice to myself L
should allow such statements to pass UNI
challenged. / therefore most respect
fully demand Of you as an act OF justice
to me personally, and in the interest OF
public Justice generally, that You cause
the said E. M. O'Brien to be summoned
before the grand jury, which conyenes
in this city on next Tuesday, and that
he be required to state under oath any
facts and to lay before said grand jury
any documetary or other evidence ne
NAV have OF this kind stated, This &c
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-15
Personal.

Jas. Groll, of Scotland. is in the city.
j. 81. Teller visited Sioux City and
returned yesterday.
j. s. Dickson came up from Gayville on
business last night.
L. B. Beardsley, of Sioux City, was
in the city last night.
e. w. Robey, OF White Lake, expects
soon to remove to Yankton..
w. d. Wilson, Of Creighton, Nebraska,
is a guest at the Merchants.
e. R. Houlton left on the Milwaukee
this morning for a visit east.
j.. I. Smith made a business trip to
Centreville and returned to-day.
f.. W. Lenard. OF Washington, d. Q.
is in Yankton; a guest at the Merchants.
Eugene Weber contemplates starting
for Europe before long to make a visit.
w. H. Sanborn went north to-day in
the interest of the wholesale business OF
Sanborn & son.
A. b. Wicker, agent for the North
western at Yankton, went to Chicago on
business this morning.
DR.. j. P. johnson, of Sioux City, has
been in Yankton, to-day. looking over
the real estate market. He will probab-
ly invest,
.ghas. W. Barringer. representing the
American Investment company of
Emmetsburg, Iowa is in Yankton on
legal business.
w. 7. Lindsey, of Peoria, Nebraska,
has spent to. day in Yankton, most Of
the time in company with real estate
agents looking 6. paTckasebse lets.
James E. Wisherspoon arrived last
night from Deadwood where he hal
been busying himself with some success
full law suits, Mr.. Witherspoon il
ohock full of new pointers relative Il
Black Hills mining property.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-15

G. F. Stevenson, secretary; George h.
Scoueal, treasurer, D. F. Etter, medical
director. Under the judicions manage
men. of Gilbert f. Stevenson, the secre'
tary, who has spent several months IN
working up the interests OF the associa
tion, it is doing a large amount OF ousi-
ness and as it is managed by men OF
first class financial standing, great sue
cess in the future is assured.
The sermon by the evangelist Mrs.
Caldwell preached at the M. E. church
last night was one of the most beautiful
and effective ever preached in this CITY.
Every word seemed inspired and the
audience listened with rapt attention.
Every thing considered, this was the
most remarkable meeting OF the series
Many were seeking the Lord. To-day's
noon prayer meeting lover Dudley and
Gross stoze) was well attended and
deeply interesting. This is q mems
meeting and will be held every day from
70 to 1880. Service in the Nj. p. church
tonight at 7:45.
We again sail attention to the e.. A.
r. fair. Owing to various causes the at
tendance thus far has not been large but
lit is hoped our citizens will p%atronize II
from this date more literally. We are
assured that the object aimed at, the
building of o hall will be carried out, the
post having received generous aid
through the sale of tiokets from outside
posts. The proceeds OF this fan will be
spent in Yankton'so that our citizens
will indirectly be benefited by what they
contribute. We can say further that thu
comrades of Phil Kearney post have
never been remiss in ~patronlzlng like On
tertainments when gotten up by othel
societies, and they simply ask q reciprota
recognition. Remember the place, CT
r. hall, Stones block.
Fresh Strawberries at Porter
/ -L.--L--k
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-15
Riverside Oranges at
semi-Looal Clippings.

Pierre Journal: Charles FL. Bates
was elected city treasurer OF Yankton
Tuesday. Charles is one OF the leading
and enterprising men Of that city.
and his selection shows him to be n of
the most popular. His many friends in
Pierre send congratulations.
Sioux Falls Argus: The Duluth road
Is on the way here and it is now only q
question Of time when the grading will
begin. When the first dirt for the grade
is thrown then Sioux Falls may expect
to see times, the like of which were
never seen Beforehand there have been
some pretty good times. President
Spicer is actively looking after the roads
interest and Mr., Henry Corson is look
ing for him here in o few days. There
is not much news to be had at present,
but there seems to be little doubt that
the road is a settled fact and no reason
why it will not be built at an early day.
II there is any The Argus-Leader would
like to hear them.
Vermillion Republican: The Yankton
insurance company held insurance on
many who lost property by last week.
prairie fires. The company has here
tofore been very prompt to pay its loss
es and there is no doubt but what it viii
now.
Elk Point Courier: o. "a. Freeman
Esq. went to Yankton on Monday ant
purchased four elegant residence lots ii
anticipation of the big boom that viii
inevitably strike the Fountain City il
the very near future. He is still in CON
munication with his agent there regard
ing other property which will probabl
result in a purchase.